Photo Flash: Sierra Rep Dreams the Impossible Dream with THE MAN OF LAMANCHA
By: A.A. Cristi Sep. 13, 2017
The Tony Award-winning musical is based on Miguel de Cervantes' novel, "Don Quixote," and is set within the prison walls of the Spanish Inquisition.
The character of Cervantes, awaiting his sentence, impersonates the man Don Quixote, who dreams impossible dreams, fights windmills with his faithful Sancho Panza at his side and woos the fiery Aldonza. This inspiring and uplifting musical is an extraordinary achievement. Rated PG
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Photo credit: Rich Miller Photography
Jerry Lee as Don Quixote, Ryan Blanning as Dr. Carrasco, and Bradley J. Thomas as Sancho.
Jerry Lee as Don Quixote, Bradley J. Thomas as Sancho
Cameron Jordan as Padre/Muleteer, Christanna Rowader as Aldonza, Lucas Michael Chandler as the Barber, Gabe Friedman as Anselmo/Housekeeper/Captain, Ryan Blanning as inmate/Dr. Carrasco.
Stage set of the Prison--Cameron Jordan as Padre/Muleteer singing in Act One “To Each his Dulcinea.� Stage lighting design by Peter Leibold. Set design by Dennis Jones, who also directed.
Bradley J. Thomas as Sancho. Jerry Lee as Don Quixote, Christanna Rowader as Aldonza.
Michael RJ Campbell, Christanna Rowader, Jerry Lee (front), and Bradley J. Thomas.
(standing) Ryan Blanning as Dr. Carrasco. Cameron Jordan as the Padre, Jerry Lee, as Don Quixote, and Abbey Campbell as Antonia.
Christanna Rowader as Aldonza and Jerry Lee as Don Quixote/Cervantes.
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